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Subject: Re: GISList: GPS by high power lines
Date:  10/03/2002 03:40:26 PM
From:  SRobertson



Multipath- a factor affecting positioning accuracy, wherein a satellite
signal arrives at a receiver via more than one path due to proximity of
large reflecting obstacles such as buildings, water towers, cliffs and
bodies of water.
Topography that limits the horizon is always a factor because that affects
the number of available satellites. When surveying canyons and v-shaped
valleys good mission planning is critical in order to be in the field when
the optimum number of satellites are available with the best satellite
geometry for positioning accuracy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "White Water Associates" <whitewtr@up.net>
To: <gislist@geocomm.com>
Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 11:10 AM
Subject: GISList: GPS by high power lines


> Had a field worker using a Garmin GPSMap 76 report that it didn't work
near
> high power lines, which I found hard to believe. Anyone else have specific
> experience about them not working in such areas, or more general tips
about
> where they don't work besides usual (heavy canopy).
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